Cornus controversa Yellow which is more irregular and

which is more irregular and rounded than that of its cousin the Black Walnut

Trained trees offer a unique display of architectural enjoyment

Maturing at 15' tall by 25' wide

even though they are too bitter for human consumption

This combination of shape and form makes the 'Swiss Glory' a superb candidate for street and avenue planting

Cornus controversa Yellow which is more irregular andPicturesque tree with tiered, horizontal branches. Clusters of creamy white flowers decorate the tree in May June followed by dark purple fruit. Come autumn the leaves of Cornus controversa can turn purple, matching the shoots of the tree, before falling off for winter. Requires full sun or partial shade and moist, well drained soil. Hardy. A shallow rooting tree